Member Info for Twiggysparks

Discussion, shared experience with fellow shareholders.

You know, kind of what it’s here for. Not really for some lonely borderline sociopath to hang around in the hope that he can say a virtual ‘told you so’ to people he has never met.

Proper weirdo territory.

It may or it may not.

At least I am the one posting on the board of a share I own, imagine being the weirdo who hangs around one he doesn’t just hoping to get some internet kudos if he turns out right.

What an absolute grade A loser.

I have done a couple of times and then I don’t for a minute just to see what nonsense he is spouting.

Will probably do it again in a bit.

Such a ridiculous individual.

The fact that someone who is so unintelligent as you thinks this company will run out of money makes me feel even more bullish.

Thanks Sheldrake.

Sheldrake is a pretty dumb guy isn’t he?

Can you do a placing at 0.05p?

I think £1m cash in the bank would make a pretty decent change to the share price. Not anywhere near what we all hope but it would be something.

CS is definitely where it’s all at though.

Look I appreciate the frustration, I share it, but this nonsense scenario about this being a lifestyle company just doesn’t hold water.

Your scenario seems to have him performing some long con to net the equivalent of about £30k a year, he could have made far more doing something else.

Let’s keep this to whining about his failure to do deals and annoyance at lack of feedback without inventing scenarios where PC is happy to invest £300k and watch it dwindle to nothing all in return to sit around in Macclesfield earning the salary of a middle manager.

Ah right so he is just throwing money away to play the long game and effectively earn himself the equivalent of about £30k a year.

Sure, sounds likely.

Do Gel boy let me get this right.

PC realised this is a dead duck and yet bought 8,500,000 more shares with his own money in March and the board also continue to pay themselves largely in shares?

So he does all this just so that he can run a tiny company for £70k a year and write off £300k of his own investments?

That doesn’t sound like a great plan to be honest, I am not sure you have thought this through?

Placings are company money, not PC’s, and dilutes his existing holding.

He isn’t going to intentionally keep getting placings just so that he can keep earning his £70k a year, it just doesn’t make sense when he could do even a semi decent deal and make millions.

To be fair if he lost £300k then that would pretty much wipe out most of those 10 year earnings after tax and national insurance so again I would say it’s not quite the lifestyle company you think it is.

It is a bit crazy to think that more than two years later we are worth less than the day before we even got a mining permit.

I never thought it would get this low or take this long.

I keep seeing this talk of a lifestyle company and it never quite rings true to me.

What about this is a lifestyle company? Doesn’t he earn something like £65k a year between sres and Tym and the rest in shares? He has also invested more than £300k of his own money in shares that are now worth way less than that.

He goes over to the states on average about once a year and doesn’t seem to have any more tangible benefits than that.

It’s not really what I would consider a lifestyle company.

I am massively jealous of TYM holders. It is pretty much years now since we had the fun and excitement of sizeable gains, I have forgotten what it feels like to be honest.

That’s exactly it. I have seen it so many times in forums before, the guy is just desperate not be wrong that he ends up turning into a nasty piece of work to convince himself.

Sadly as soon as we do make some money he will just disappear and get a new login name and bother another share.

PC World I would imagine.

$1,000,000 in March would have been worth about £770,000.

Yeah $1m is worth about 20% more £’s than it was 6 months ago.

Sheldrake doesn’t really understand how selling now in Dollars would be a good thing for us.